The Grateful Dead: Alabama Getaway Meaning
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Song Released: 1980
Alabama Getaway Lyrics
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In 1983, Max Pyke reviewed the movie, Mad Max, a film to come, he decided that Australia, was a land that he feared. It being 23 miles from New zealand, where there are no diamondbacks, and he buys his guns, he dceided that he harbored no scorn to the land, but decided to call hiumself Maxwell Pyke, a beautiful diamond back fom a post-apocalyptic land, that he knows wishes him generally as well.
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